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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1952
Page
1
Pacific defence talks begin under U S leadership
Reported talks among United States, Australia and New Zealand to expand the Pacific defence pact open amid questions of scope. Observers weigh widening to include more Pacific nations as strategic positions and Chinese threat avenues are debated in Washington and allied capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Mears Dean Acheson
Richard Casey
Thomas Clifton-Webb
Pacific
Ada
Britain
Adsia
Casey
Unclear OCR fragment prompts historical notice
Readable details are minimal as the OCR text is distorted. The fragment mentions livestock sales and pricing terms but lacks coherent names, places, or dates to anchor a proper news card.
Skin and Hide Dealers Report Slump in Inverell Market
Local skin and hide dealers describe a weak market with Wanures and wallaroo skins selling slowly. Prices have fallen from prior rates as Inverell district skins show limited availability and Warialda shipments promise only temporary relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morty Star
Perad& P
Inverell
Warialda
Deirit
Artici
King Haakon Celebrated On Eightieth Birthday
Reports describe King Haakon of Norway receiving public applause and cheers as crowds lined streets during a royal birthday celebration. Observers note an open car procession through Vedring and city hall scenes with ovations from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakon
Norway
Vedring
Worth Film Festival Showcases Australian Premieres and Stars
The Worth Film Festival highlights include the premiere of a film adaptation of a Walter Scott novel with cast Robert Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Joan Fontaine Georg Sittless and Emlyn Williams. Singin in the Rain features in the program with Steve Kelly Debbie Reynolds Donald O Connor and others, alongside a Sydney showcase of Australian talent.
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Miss i Brownman
MGM
Sydney
Orton
Walter Scotts
Benton
Robert Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Joan Fontaine
Georg Sittless
Emlyn Williams
Seve Kelly
Debbie
ANZUS Talks Mixed with Pageantry and Security Uplift
Casey described the ANZUS talks as filling gaps in world security while officials in San Francisco welcomed Acheson with a ceremonial show. The Honolulu conference aims to set organization plans and review interests, seeking closer understanding with allies and deterring aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Acheson
San Francisco
Stewart Jamison
Raber
Firth
New Zealand
cConvul Creneral
Honolulu
Weather forecast for southern coasts and plains region
Forecast warns light to moderate rain and drizzle along the south and central coasts, with rainfall and potential flooding in Illawarra. Weak to moderate winds shift from west to southeast across western slopes and eastern plains, seas moderate with rough patches offshore.
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Illawarra
Plaina
Wea
Secret Budget Presented Soon in Historic Canberra Session
Canberra reports a looming budget debate as government members from across the nation travel for a major parliamentary session. Sir Arthur Fadden calls it one of the most important in years while rough word of cabinet discipline surfaces amid budget speculation.
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Canberra
Fredncée
Arthur Fadden
Apoule
Minaies
Rain spoils bank holiday at Sydney track
Weather Bureau warns rain disrupts local holiday events as heavy showers dampen plans. The sandwich race meeting continued after about an inch of rain fell on the track since yesterday, frustrating riders and officials.
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Sydney
Weather Bureau
Jocal Yooding
Persian Premier Acts First of Broad Reforms
Tehran moves to replace a military governor after riots linked to Prime Minister Mossadeq. The Senate is urged to grant the premier emergency powers for six months to run state affairs, while soldiers and settlers in Sydney are lauded for farm development and national production gains.
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Teheran
Genemoghocin
Poe Mostadeq
Senate
Sydney
Entabll
H.W
Australian road transport strikes threaten rail freight
A Melbourne conference unites private carriers and the Master Carriers' Association in a national campaign against rail taxes and state controls. They argue road transport sustains 400 000 Australian workers and is essential to public service, while railways face freight backlogs and calls for fair freighting and safety funding.
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Master Carriers’ Association
caMpAlgn
Lawes
Aus Thoriiea
Melbourne
Mae
Australia
Railway Syateams Ly Oom
Vax
Nsw
Associa
Opera
Sumits
Unemployed Men Queue at Pitt Street Ad
About 120 men gathered outside a Sydney firm today in response to a vacancy notice for two temporary laborers. The first applicant arrived at 3:30 p.m., while the two hires who secured jobs came from positions four and six in the queue, arriving at 5:30 p.m. John Lanks and Sons, Patt Street, ran the ad.
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Sydney
John Lanks and Sons
Patt Street
No Change in Liquor Hours for 1956 Games
Melbourne reports the Premier’s government will not amend liquor hours during the 1956 Olympic Games. Opposition criticisms claim proposals for 24 hour service were discussed by Olympic Federation figures. A survey of liquor provisions during the Games will be sent to the Olympic Federation after the team returns to Australia.
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Melbourne
R. McDonald
Olympic Federation
Wir
Tanner
MacDonald Ames
Australis
Robot Aid for Missiles Pivots to Navy Bureau
Grayson Merrill of New York says a dedicated machine could rapidly model and test missile designs for the Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics. He claims the device would solve complex calculations in minutes, cutting development time from days to hours and boosting wartime readiness.
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Crvinater Grayson Merrill Ny
Navy
Bureau of Aero- Puts
Coud Bw
Merril
Protocius
Australia and United States Lead Olympic Medal Standings
The United States topped the medal table with 40 golds, 615 points, and several silvers and bronzes, while Russia led much of the event before finishing strong on the last day. Canada earned 31 points and New Zealand 13, with Hungary and Sweden also noted among overall performers.
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United States
Russia
Sweden
Canada
New Zealand
Bronse
Ritalin
Brutal Murder Case Reported In Texas Girl Case
Police report details a murder case in Texas involving a young girl named Betty Jack Stevens. The case references a witness statement from Poller and notes confusion over evidence as investigators seek clarity on the victim and circumstances.
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Poller
Betty Jack Stevens
Market prices for farm produce and staples
Listings show tin and butter prices per unit, beeswax and honey rates, potatoes priced per cwt, wheaten and lucerne hay quoted with approximate regional values, reflecting a mid century market column. Local potato and hay values appear with varying figures and units.
Randwick Today Provides Fragmentary Racing Notes
Fragmented scrappy list of horses and handlers from Randwick racing page. Mentions Sweetly Prisian Belle and Confession Ravana among entries with scattered names and handicap notes.
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Corithi
Ravana
Alderman Pengu san Wins Gwydir Labor Candidate Ballot
In Narrabri district Alderman Pengu san won the second ALP ballot to be official Federal candidate for Gwydir. He secured an absolute majority by 10 votes over Dr L Quinn and A A B Taylor across 668 voters in multiple centres. The first ballot also credited Alderman Fe.
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Narrabri
Pengusan
Gwydir
L. Quinn
Mungindi
A. A. B Taylor
Arason
Taylor
Ald. Fe
Alete
T. J. Treloar
Ald Feey
Bandate High Gehool
Cou
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